AgLogic News
Cotton Growers Nail Down 2020 with an Eye on 2021
This season’s crop results are right around the corner - in some cases - but growers are already eying their strategy for the 2021 growing season. Some of them already have a preliminary attack...
The Sum of All Scenarios
As the 2021 season looms ever closer on the horizon, it pays to look back as always. For the next few months, growers will be carefully examining what went right and what went wrong. In many cases, th...
Cutting Costs, Not Corners
No one will argue that farming has been easy the past few years, but there are some corners that just can’t be cut. Balancing the risk versus reward is one of the most complicated of decisions a...
Cotton and Peanuts: At-Planting Protection is Still an Option
Photo: Andrew Sawyer, University of Georgia
April 23, 2020
From a Press Release
It’s not too late to factor in the value of earliness when it comes to at-planting inputs.
As growers ra...
Making A Fresh Case For Aldicarb In Cotton, Peanuts
Cotton Seedlings
February 26, 2020
From a Press Release
It wasn’t the hurricanes of the climatic sort that impacted Georgia and many other Southeastern growers in 2019. It was a hurrica...
To Spray or Not to Spray
Neil Lee, McCleskey Cotton, Dawson, GA
As most growers, consultants and researchers will painfully attest, thrips were extremely heavy and problematic throughout most of the Southeastern cotton and...
Connor Maple Joins AgLogic
On February 10th, 2020, AgLogic™ Chemical Company LLC announced its appointment of Connor Maple as Regional Sales Manager. In this role, Connor will be responsible for sales and stewardship of A...
What a Difference a Row Makes
It doesn't take much to visualize how much AgLogic™ aldicarb contributes to a row of cotton plants. One little mechanical malfunction in a hopper box is worth a thousand words.
Treated vs...
Early Season Kick-off
At a time when crop protection choices are dwindling, growers have options in 2019. AgLogic™ aldicarb has made a rather remarkable comeback to the marketplace. Originally marketed under the...
Cotton Pests: It's Back. Temik Has a New Name, Same Game.
Thrips damaged cotton.
April 26, 2019
From a Press Release
The good news is there are no hurricanes in the immediate forecast for the Cotton Belt as of April 2019. On the other hand, th...
Think Inside And Outside The Box
Jerry Adams, crop consultant in South Carolina, says the brief time spent calibrating equipment is well spent to put out product with accuracy
It’s that time of year again. Planting is r...
Producer Glad For Aldicarb Return
Root-knot nematode is one of the most destructive pests in Georgia peanut production. The problem is further complicated by its wide host range, dwindling control options and particularly challenging...